Shikadi

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by Shikadi 9y ago
I am in both groups, there's a sample for your study :P
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I have experienced the first point many many times, and no, they aren't registry hacks. I've had things get reset straight out of Windows power options among others for example.
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Would you mind backing up your claim? To my knowledge, ARM is one company that licenses their designs to other companies, who are free to parameterize and modify as they please.
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I don't actually hate you <3
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Guess I should invest in their stock in case they do announce something crypto related soon, it's only a matter of time before they read your comment and take the idea
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by Shikadi 9y ago
If you export everything as tcl scripts, it actually plays very nice with vcs. Just a bit hard to set up initially, but you can even use make files to generate projects and such
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Username checks out. Science disagrees with you. The commercialization may be pandering, but mindfulness itself is not.
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I read that as "either have a flamethrower on the faucet..." and was trying to figure out why heating the water locally made sense and why the alternative was a level meter.
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I member
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I love that movie, but I don't get the impression he cheated anyone from it other than the guy who wrote DOS. Even then, it's not cheating to buy someone's product that you see potential in, companies do that every day. You c
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by Shikadi 9y ago
You're missing the point here, no one is comparing the two as if a country's GDP represents something equivalent to the value of a company. They're just saying something along the lines of "Wow! 3,000,000 gallons of wate
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Actually, time travel is real. My name is John Titor, from the year 2036. I'm looking for an old IBM 5100, does anyone here know where I can find one? The future of the world depends on it!
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I'm so happy with this comment right now, we've discovered time travel on THN!
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by Shikadi 9y ago
But by that logic, it makes no sense to compare the cost of a new computer to the cost of rent, because they're different things. GDP is a measure in units of money, and so is stock value, so you can compare them just fine even though
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I don't think it's a good idea to be calling the human brain a neural network in this context, as cnns/dnns only sort of vaguely resemble brain neurons. The differences are massive, both due to different neurotransmitters as
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by Shikadi 9y ago
>Please don't post joke comments on HN. - surrey-fringe, 2017
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I'm going to have to disagree and say their influence is the reason we don't have nicer things... Planned obsolescence, massive oil lobby, general Mills basically writing the food pyramid completely unbacked by science, I could go
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Yup, though one might argue that I'm always sick, because I have mild allergies to just about everything airborne. Otherwise on a completely normal day, if I sleep for 8 hours I'll feel as if I overslept, especially if it's m
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Awesome material, thanks!
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Additional anecdote here, if I sleep 8 hours or more I feel horrible, the same as if I slept 12 (oversleeping) but I feel better than ever when I get 5-7.5 hours a night. I don't think there's a one size fits all, sort of like cal
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I read somewhere recently that the 8 hours a night number is wrong, and it depends on your age, lifestyle, and genetics. 6 was at the lower end of what they said was fine, though unfortunately I don't remember the source or if it was r
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I was under the impression that rem was the state when you dream, and you can sometimes enter it before the other stages, can you enlighten me to the truth with a decent source? Thanks =D
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by Shikadi 9y ago
It would be fine if advertisements weren't intrusive and obnoxious. I don't want to start reading a page, then three sentences in have my whole screen jump, then a few more sentences have an overlay pop up, then have some inline t
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I think that's the destiny of every platform as it becomes more popular, at least HN is still probably the best there is (if not please do link =D)
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by Shikadi 9y ago
I started using Arch sometime before you did, and had the exact same experience - Something happened between 2012 and 2014 that made Arch the most stable Linux distro I've ever used. Arguably more stable than Windows 10, depending on y
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Right, but I was saying it probably uses an IR _source_ to illuminate your face in the dark. Then again, humans probably just emit enough IR without it.
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Is this satire?
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by Shikadi 9y ago
It probably uses an IR light source to illuminate your face invisibly. Trouble on stage may have been from stage lighting drowning out the IR, though that parts just speculation. I didn't watch
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Vertical or tilted mice help a lot, and keeping your arm nearly level so you're not bending your wrist a lot. Also, personally I prefer a wider grip mouse for gaming, because I have a tendency to death grip smaller mice, but that'
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by Shikadi 9y ago
Woah woah woah, hold up there. Scientifically speaking, a vegetable is the edible part of a plant. Tomatos are vegetables and fruits scientifically. This is like arguing that a square isn't a rectangle! Okay, carry on <3

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